I don't see the difference between people that believe in God and those that are so proud of their faith in science.
One group of people trust Holy men to read tea leaves-- ponder and meet one with another and share their insights-- create holy script that lays forth the foundation and framework for mankind's moral and ethical dilemmas.
The other group of people believe in God. What is the difference?
Faith in science? Well so far cars drive, planes fly, all of them exist thanks to science. The religion on the other hand destroyed everything that had to do with science, hundreds of years ago, people was getting killed for saying the earth was not flat thanks to the religion.
Science, that is, the accumulation and organization of knowledge, is showing more and more that God exists -
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10718395. The funny thing that is happening as this continues is, God is becoming more of scientific reality, and less of religion.
The problem for religious people when this happens is, they don't have as much room for faith, because the faith space in their minds and souls is taken up by knowing and knowledge - science. Yet God, Himself, says in the Bible (and most of the gods of the other religions indicate or say the same) that you must live by faith.
Too much of the knowledge about God can actually destroy faith... destroy the person who holds the knowledge.
Faith in "science" and faith in God are merging into reality.
You state:
"Science, that is, the accumulation and organization of knowledge, is showing more and more that God exists."
Science can never possibly show God exists (nor that He doesn't) because it only deals with physical evidence, and there can never be physical evidence for God due to the problem of induction, which I will link for the bazillionth time in hopes you might actually read it sometime:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problem_of_inductionI'm trying to help you out. You love attacking Science, and I'm sure you would agree the best way to attack Science is to show how it is limited. The problem of induction is an
absolute limit of scientific reasoning. Reading about and understanding the limits of inductive reasoning will actually give you a rational basis for your claims against science, and you won't sound like a complete moron anymore.
It's your choice: Either concede the superior argument to me in exchange for the best weapon you can add to your arsenal, or you can maintain pride in your ignorance and be left unarmed.
You state:
"Too much of the knowledge about God can actually destroy faith... destroy the person who holds the knowledge.
Faith in "science" and faith in God are merging into reality."
Faith by definition is a belief in something in the total and absolute lack of evidence.
Science by definition is totally and absolutely concerned with evidence.